Tips To Fix HP Wireless Printer Connectivity Issues

Verify if you find any error message, it can be possible the error message
may provide more information that could explain why the printer has
stopped responding working with the network
VPNs and IP addresses:
VPNs are important to the network security and ensuring high-quality remote
connections, but they are not always good with wireless printer configurations.
Here most of the chances are that if you have an active VPN, it may need to be
temporarily disabled so that you can print wirelessly. Here with IP addresses, any
printer with a dynamic IP address could have its address changed, that can be the
cause of interruption between it and other devices on the network. On Microsoft
Windows, you can easily run the Update IP Address utility to troubleshoot
changes in IP addresses on your printer, or, if it's not available for your model
then you need to try HP Print and Scan Doctor. If you are working on Mac then
the issue can fix by removing and re-adding the printer in System Preferences.
On any other operating system, setting up a static IP address may be your best
long-term bet for heading off IP addresses at the pass. This can usually be done in
several simple steps:
Here you need to print out Wireless Network Test report and Network
Configuration page as well so that you can easily compare the IP addresses
of your printer and network gateway
The printouts could also give you the information either a network
connection is even present or not
Try to type the printer's IP address into a Web browser on your computer
device to access its internal settings
Then you need to find the appropriate menu for changing IPv4 settings on
your printer
After this set an IP address manually and makes sure that it is within your
router's DHCP range.
You can also use the router's IP address as both the gateway address and
first DNS field